Sentence examples for profession well from inspiring English sources

In a profession well stocked with the footloose and itinerant, he stood out as the most adventurous of blues travellers, taking his music to almost every country in Europe and many beyond, playing with local musicians in several of them.

Clinically nuanced surveillance definitions that served the profession well for many years have fallen into disfavor because their complexity and subjectivity allow for conscious and subconscious gaming.

…well, I think it is important for me to…to know better what I can expect…and this feeling, for the profession, well it feels very diffuse.

(female, term 4) …well, I think it is important for me to…to know better what I can expect…and this feeling, for the profession, well it feels very diffuse.

Rather than a youthful rite of passage, zero-hours contracts and low pay are now a regular feature of certain professions well into people's 30s.

"But when he argues that it makes sense that so many women are going into biology and medicine because those are the 'helping' professions, well, I remember when being a doctor was considered far too full of blood and gore for women and their uncontrollable emotions to handle".

This finding is affirmed in top-ranked countries such as Finland and South Korea, where the best college graduates become teachers and the profession is well-respected and well-compensated.

In some European countries, where the profession is well established, it is known as interior architecture.

He worked hard for his profession as well, and was chairman of the bar in 1966-68.

By "we," I am referring to some faction of the mental-health profession as well.

"I'm somebody who has always accepted the risks of my profession, as well as its rewards," he said.